his last four years, he only won eight games in SEC play. Curci's tenure as Kentucky's coach ended after nine seasons, then the longest of any Kentucky coach (but since surpassed by Mark Stoops). In his final game as Kentucky's coach, Curci led the Wildcats to a 21–10 victory over Tennessee on November 21, 1981. Curci later coached in the Arena Football League with the Tampa Bay Storm in 1991, and the Cincinnati Rockers in 1992. He led the Storm, quarterbacked by future Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden, to an ArenaBowl V championship and was named Coach of the Year in his only season with Tampa Bay. Curci also did radio broadcasts for Tampa Bay Buccaneers and college football games. Late life After leaving coaching, Curci served as Parks Commissioner for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Head coaching record College ‡ Ineligible for SEC title, bowl game and Coaches Poll References 1938 births Living people American football quarterbacks College football announcers Arena Football League coaches Kentucky Wildcats football coaches National Football League announcers Miami Hurricanes football coaches Miami Hurricanes football players Tampa Bay Buccaneers announcers Tampa Bay Storm coaches Tampa Spartans athletic directors Tampa Spartans football coaches NCAA sanctions Sportspeople from Pittsburgh Players of American football from Florida Players of American football from Pittsburgh